Life Coach for Students – Part-Time Online Role

FindTutors; United Kingdom; Remote; GBP 28,000 - 55,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible hours

Remote UK sessions

Pay rate £20–£40/hour

Meaningful work with students

Job summary

FindTutors seeks empathetic life coaches to support students remotely across the United Kingdom. You will help students reduce academic stress, build confidence and improve focus and organisation through online sessions.

As a student life coach, you’ll work flexibly, determine your own pace, and contribute to personal growth beyond grades. No formal coaching experience is required, but excellent listening and communication skills are essential.

Qualifications

• No formal coaching experience required.
• Great listening and communication skills.
• Interest in student wellbeing and success.

Responsibilities

• Support students in setting and achieving personal goals.
• Teach study habits, time management and mindset skills.
• Encourage motivation and self-confidence.

Skills

Great listening and communication

Interest in student wellbeing

Empathy

Job description

Are you passionate about student wellbeing, motivation, and goal-setting? We’re looking for empathetic, positive individuals to offer life coaching for students through online sessions.

As a student life coach, you'll help young people overcome academic stress, build confidence, and develop focus and organisation skills. This is a unique tutoring opportunity to support not just grades, but personal growth too.

Key Responsibilities

• Support students in setting and achieving personal goals


• Teach study habits, time management and mindset skills


• Encourage motivation and self-confidence

REQUIREMENTS

• No formal coaching experience required


• Great listening and communication skills


• Interest in student wellbeing and success

ADVANTAGES

• Flexible working hours


• Remote sessions from anywhere in the UK


• Set your own pay rate (£20–£40/hour)


• Work with students in a meaningful, supportive role